High-Back Moon Chair - Ventalis
4.7 / 5.0 (2613+ reviews)
Seat material: Oxford fabric
Frame material: Aluminium alloy
Colour: Army green
An ultralight folding seat designed with a tall backrest for extended comfort outdoors.
Finding comfortable seating for outdoor trips often means lugging around heavy, cumbersome furniture. Traditional camp chairs take up valuable space and can be exhausting to carry over rough terrain. This portable seat solves that with a clever collapsible design that travels effortlessly to any destination. An elongated profile provides proper upper body resting space after a long day of walking.
Why is this high-back moon chair so popular?
- Clever packing: Folds down neatly into its own compact carrying bag for effortless transport.
- Secure storage: The included bag features a zip closure to hold the folded frame securely during transit.
- Snag-free edges: Reinforced binding around the fabric seams resists fraying after repeated use.
- Blends with nature: The dark green colourway sits harmoniously in woodland environments.
- Gentle tension: The fabric pulls taut across the frame to minimise sagging over time.
Specifications
- Seat material: Oxford fabric
- Frame material: Aluminium alloy
- Colour: Army green
- Design profile: High-back moon chair
- Ventilation: Mesh side panels
- Storage: Zipped carrying bag included
- Foot type: Anti-slip rubber caps
- Assembly: Interconnected pole system
- Weight: 1.36 kg
- Folded dimensions: 50 x 13 cm
- Open dimensions: 47 x 36 x 41 cm, total height 98 cm
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